What's new
What shipped to production
Each entry is code that is live, with the date it went out. What is still a plan doesn't show up here.
- Copying patient data works inside CHIRON; outside it, only a notice arrives. Images can't be saved or dragged out.
- A watermark with the name of whoever was viewing, and the screenshot key logged in the audit trail.
- Each team member with their professional license, and the practice with its full registration.
- Rewards and points set by voice, with the price of each reward in days of care.
- Population measured by what patients actually do, with a list of who has gone quiet.
- This month's AI usage on your plan screen, projected to the end of the month.
- Your team talks to CHIRON by voice. It uses the copilot's tools and follows you as the screen changes. Saving data still takes a tap.
- Patients talk to CHIRON like a phone call, with the same red-flag guards as the chat.
- Protocol drafts can be edited and dictated, and go live only when a prescriber approves them.
- The CHIRON screen is now the conversation, with past conversations alongside.
- A source deleted from the knowledge base drops out of the answers.
- Visitors from the United States see the site in English.
- The automation builder assembles a rule from pieces you drag, and each piece says what it does.
- Every AI answer keeps its sources behind one icon, with a direct link to the evidence.
- A visit dragged on the schedule lands on the right day.
- AI limits per plan and per practice, changed in two clicks.
- Sign in with Google, and anyone without an account goes straight to sign-up.
- No AI provider keeps what your practice sends.
- The most sensitive fields encrypted in the database, on top of disk encryption.
- Neutral push notifications for US patients, with no clinical data on the lock screen.
- The points screen with rings, what earns points today and drag-to-explore charts, on the web and in the app.
- US practices bill in dollars and get the protocols in English.
- A visit note starts from a similar note of yours, with its origin in view.
- The procedure's routine, medications and tests come from the approved protocol.
- All of a patient's documents in one place.
- Visits that need a reminder send it on their own.
- The month-end close on screen, as a PDF and through the copilot.
- The schedule flags who may not show, from their history, with the next step beside it.
- Claim denial appeals assembled with the official reason code, where the national insurance standard requires it.
- Physical therapy, prenatal, dermatology and dental maintenance packages, built only from published sources.
- Record a visit in one tap. When it ends, the note and the chart update, with who said what.
- The visit transcript exists only with the patient's consent.
- What was agreed in the visit becomes a commitment on both sides, and the team's promises are checked automatically.
- The patient app installs on the phone and opens offline.
- The copilot covers the whole operation, within each person's access.
- A live scorecard for each protocol and the expected path of recovery.
- Standardized procedure names and an outcomes network across practices.
- Outcomes exported in FHIR, the open standard.
- The time a patient took a medication, and any dose they missed.
- Prescriptions signed in the browser with the physician's digital certificate, with a QR code to validate them.
- Medical certificates, letters and summaries signed the same way.
- The demo practice is open, read-only, and moves forward in time on its own.
- The patient's visit summary is drafted when the visit ends and goes out with one tap from the physician.
- A medical certificate issued from the chart or a dictated visit arrives in the patient's app.
- Patient reminders run on autopilot.
- A new invoice notifies the patient in the app.
- The phone camera files straight into the chart through a ten-minute QR code, no sign-in.
- A 7-day trial with a card, automatic billing on day 8 and a portal to change the card or cancel.
- Import patients from Excel or CSV, with columns recognized by name and fixes on screen.
- Patients pay invoices by instant bank payment in the app, where the local banking system offers it.
- The schedule shows visits left without an outcome and the month in numbers.
- Overdue invoices can be renegotiated in installments or written off as a loss.
- Where the national insurance standard requires it, the claim batch is checked against the official schema before sending.
- Each claim denial becomes a task with the appeal deadline counted.
- Inventory from incoming invoices, with lot tracking and recalls.
- A public API with scoped keys and signed webhooks.
- Each clinician's schedule in Google Calendar, the iPhone or Outlook.
- Controlled-substance prescriptions in two copies, with a verification code, where the law requires it.
- Two-step verification for the team, enforced in the database.
- Recovery codes, and managers can unlock a teammate's access.
- Daily encrypted database backups, stored outside the main database.
- Billing with receivables, payables, per-clinician payouts and the month's result.
- Bank reconciliation: the statement comes in and each entry finds its match.
- Inventory with reordering, purchase orders, visit kits and counts.
- Session-by-session packages, with expiration and an enrollment agreement.
- The clinic's market is chosen at signup and sets time zone, currency, ID document and emergency number.
- The library's surgery protocols in English.
- SMS for US patients and sign-in by email.
- Optional WhatsApp in the United States, with the clinic's acknowledgment and the patient's authorization.
- Clinical questions answered with cited literature, in both markets.
- An Integrations tab with a catalog per country, and import by FHIR.
- In the app chat, patients reach a person on the team without depending on the AI.
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